I've had this camera for a few months now and I'm quite happy with what I have.
The question I'm putting out there for TM(SD/HS)900 owners is: why does it randomly decide whether or not to go Read Only? This for me is a pain and the supplied software is crap to boot (thank heavens for Vegas).
When in read only mode I (obviously) can only copy not cut. This is troublesome for me as I often forget to delete the files afterwards because my D80 (nikon still camera) uses SD cards which aren't read only unless I flick the switch (old habits die hard). I find it troublesome trying to work out which files I have copied already, sometimes I end up copying them again and waste time and space on my PC.
Any advice would be appreciated
Cheers
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Are you saying files you copied to the PC are somehow read only?
If that's the case, right click the file, select properties and toggle the "read only" property. -
No, the problem is the camera runs in read only mode when connected to the computer. Once the files are copied they are okay. It's simply just a pain to disconnect it and delete the files on the camera after transferring. I was hoping someone might know why it sometimes does and sometimes doesn't go into that mode.
Cheers -
OK, I understand your issue. Sounds like you need to speak to somebody who has experience with your device.
Have you tried the Digital Photography Forums:
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/
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